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ONS-K is dedicated enhancing cancer care .

The Oncology Nursing Society of Kenya (ONS-K) is the national professional body representing oncology nurses in Kenya.It is a member of International Society of Nurses in Cancer Care (ISNCC).

08/03/2026

At the Oncology Nurses Society of Kenya (ONS-K), we honor the incredible women who lead in healthcare, advocate for patients, and provide compassionate care to individuals and families affected by cancer.

Women are at the heart of healthcare systems as nurses, caregivers, researchers, leaders, and champions of change. Your impact is powerful, your voice matters, and your work saves lives every day.

Let us continue to uplift, support, and empower one another as we work toward healthier communities and equitable healthcare for all.

Happy International Women’s Day! ✨

05/03/2026

Oncology nurses society of Kenya warmly welcomes back Dr. Lister Onsongo as the Chief Executive Officer of the Nursing Council of Kenya Nursing Council of Kenya

As a valued member of ONS-K, we are proud to see your continued leadership at the helm of nursing regulation in Kenya. Your return marks a renewed chapter of stability, continuity, and commitment to upholding professional standards and advancing nursing excellence nationwide.

We look forward to the continued growth and strengthening of our profession under your stewardship.

Welcome back, Dr. Onsongo. The oncology nursing community stands with you

10/02/2026

🎗️ Join the Oncology Nurses Society of Kenya (ONS-K) for a webinar on Early Diagnosis, Ethical & Legal Issues, Survivorship and Linkage in Pediatric Cancers, featuring expert insights and lived experiences in childhood cancer care.

🎤 Speakers:
• Alice Karimi ; Childhood Cancer Survivor, Nurse, Pediatric Oncology Unit (MTRH)
• Dr. Olbara Gilbert ; Paediatrician, Child Health Advocate
• Isaac Kiptoo ; Research Nurse, Ampath & Chair, Wauguzi Mashinani CBO
🎙️ Moderator: Diana Kiget ;Program Manager, Faraja Cancer Support Trust–Eldoret

📅 Tuesday, 10th February | ⏰ 7:30–9:00 PM
🎓 CPD ACCREDITED

Registration link 🔗
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/gwZubsGPQJqE0Fl_7y4Ciw

30/01/2026

Cervical Cancer Awareness is ongoing at Kabarak University Health Centre, with individuals receiving continuous health education and proceeding for cervical cancer screening. This initiative is being conducted in partnership with the Ministry of Health, Kabarak Health Centre, Rongai Sub-County, and Nakuru County as part of efforts to promote prevention and early detection. 💜🎗️

26/01/2026

✨ONS-K Conference 2025 Recap | 17–19 September, Ciala Resort, Kisumu ✨
From insightful sessions to the impactful CSR walk at Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital, this conference was nothing short of inspiring.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all delegates, speakers, partners, and volunteers who showed up, engaged, and made this experience meaningful. Your passion for oncology nursing, patient care, and advocacy continues to move the profession forward.

Until next time, together, we grow, learn, and lead. 💜

11/01/2026

In recognition of Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, the Oncology Nurses Society of Kenya is hosting a webinar to discuss Ministry of Health updates on cervical cancer.

Speaker: Dr Diana Wangeshi, a lecturer from the School of Nursing at Dedan Kimathi University of Technology.
Moderator: Doris Machaki, RN, MSN (Oncology), a lecturer at the Aga Khan University School of Nursing and Midwifery.

This webinar provides an opportunity for healthcare professionals, students, and advocates to stay informed, exchange knowledge, and strengthen collective efforts toward the prevention and early detection of cervical cancer. Join us as we continue to champion awareness and improved outcomes for women’s health.

To join register using the link below 👇
https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/FxGJnOurRFKV3HiF-ennHg

07/01/2026

💜 Cervical Cancer Awareness Month 💜
Cervical cancer is a cancer of the cervix, most commonly caused by persistent infection with the Human Papillomavirus (HPV). It may start silently, but signs can include abnormal vaginal bleeding, pelvic pain, pain during s*x, or unusual discharge.
Screening saves lives. A Pap smear checks for early cell changes and should be done every 3 years from age 21, and every 3–5 years from age 30 or as advised by a healthcare provider.
The HPV vaccine is a powerful tool for prevention. It is recommended for girls aged 9–14 years (best before s*xual debut) and for girls and women up to 26 years.
Prevention is possible. Get vaccinated, get screened, and encourage another woman to do the same 💜

31/12/2025

Happy New Year to the Oncology Nurses family 🎊
May this year be filled with hope, strength, and continued impact in the lives we serve. Thank you for all that you do. 💜

25/12/2025

Merry Christmas from the Oncology Nurses Society of Kenya ✨🎄
Wishing you love, peace, good health, and moments of joy with the people who matter most.
Thank you for being part of our journey, may this festive season fill your hearts with hope and warmth. 💜

09/12/2025

Happening Today:

At ONS-Kenya, we recognize that cancer care goes beyond treatment. Join us as we explore how GBV intersects with cancer diagnosis and how we can better protect, support, and advocate.
To register, click on the link👇
https://bit.ly/4a2rpfu

03/12/2025

we join the world in marking the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD).
This year, we reaffirm our commitment to equality, inclusion, and accessible healthcare for all especially individuals living with disabilities who continue to face barriers in care, employment, and community participation.
At ONS-K, we advocate for cancer care that is inclusive, respectful, and aligned with the unique needs of every patient.
Let us continue building systems that protect dignity, promote access, and champion the rights of persons with disabilities.

03/12/2025

On December 1st, we joined the Kisii County World AIDS Day walk.
The event began at Kisii Teaching and Referral Hospital (KTRH), where the Chief Officer for Health, Khalinder, officially flagged off participants before they proceeded along the route through Capital Roundabout → Police Station → Ram Hospital Junction → Gudka → Mwembe → Kisii University.

We walked alongside partners, CSOs, health leadership, champions of HIV survival, university administration, and students from Kisii University and Kisii Polytechnic.
ONS-K was represented by our Psycho-Oncologist, Margret Bosibori.

The day included mental health screening, breast and cervical examinations, HIV testing and counseling, and condom distribution.
Together, we continue advocating for awareness, prevention, and equitable access to care.

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